While some wolf hybrids are docile and non-aggressive, a higher percentage of wolf hybrids are likely to be dangerous and prone to attack humans and other animals. In fact, dog bite statistics show that wolf-dogs hold the sixth position in dog bite fatalities by breed. Wolves have held a special place in our consciousness for … Read more
So now we know that Yankee Candles are not great for, well, pretty much all living things… But people with furry friends in their home should be extra careful with candles and other scented products because animals are especially sensitive to certain plants and oils that are safe for humans. This includes: Cinnamon. Yankee. Yankee … Read more
In general, thicker collars will provide more support, making them ideal for stronger dogs. Wider collars are also more comfortable because they will reduce the pressure on the neck. Keep in mind, however, that wider collars will weigh more, making them a poor decision for small breeds. It frequently occurs that after making the choice … Read more
7 to 9 weeks Dog breeders and behavioral experts believe that most dogs can leave their mother for their new homes between the ages of 8 and 12 weeks. Unfortunately, in our conversations with other dog trainers, behavioral specialists, and behaviorists, we’ve discovered a pattern in which puppies are leaving their mothers and siblings far … Read more
Dogs are prone to a variety of ailments and parasites, including worms. Worms can be very contagious, so it’s important to stay on top of your pet’s health. In this blog post, we will explore the question of whether worms found in dogs are contagious to other dogs. We will look at the types of … Read more
Tums aren’t safe for dogs. According to Dr. Bris, some Tums contain the sugar alternative xylitol, which is very toxic for dogs — avoid giving your dog anything containing xylitol. You’ll be relieved to learn that Tums is typically safe for dogs when used in moderation. Actually, calcium carbonate, the active component, is equally effective … Read more
Yeast dermatitis is not contagious; your dog did not get this infection from another dog. Opportunistic yeast infections often recur unless the underlying allergy or skin condition is controlled. There are certain breeds thought to be genetically predisposed to developing yeast infections. In dogs, fungus dermatitis is fairly common, but if untreated, it can get … Read more
No, a dog is not immediately in danger because the wax used to make candles is not poisonous. 90% of the time, the artificial fragrance ingredients used in commercial candles are toxic or bad for your health and the health of your dog. Are Yankee Candles Toxic for Dogs, Cats, or Other Animals? So now … Read more
A healthy puppy is a happy puppy, and the care and attention you give your pup can make the difference between a long and healthy life or one filled with illness and distress. One important area of pet ownership to pay attention to is the presence of internal parasites, like worms, in your pup. From … Read more
No, dogs should not eat watermelon seeds. Before feeding your dog watermelon, remove the seeds. Seedless watermelons still contain thin, white seeds that may cause stomach upset. To ensure your dog eats watermelon safely, take the time to remove these seeds to avoid health problems with your pup. Nothing compares to enjoying a slice of … Read more